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npm install fallback-custom-scheme

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Developer

SatoshiKawabata

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MIT License

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Updated on Feb 04, 2025

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Latest Version

0.1.4

Package Id

fallback-custom-scheme@0.1.4

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3.3.12

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Dependencies

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jquery query-string

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fallback-custom-scheme

Launcher application (iOS, Android, Windows, Mac) from web page. Use custom url scheme to launch app. If not installed the application, fallback (ex. app store, google play store etc).

app	handling
installed	open application
not installed	fallback (ex. your store url)

Demo

demo page

Install

npm

1npm i fallback-custom-scheme

download from url

https://satoshikawabata.github.io/fallback-custom-scheme/bundle.js

Usage

1var FallbackCustomScheme = requie('fallback-custom-scheme');
2var fcs = new window.FallbackCustomScheme({
3  urlScheme: 'hoge://temp', // your application custom scheme
4  fallback: 'itunes://hoge', // if not installed the applicaiton, handling (ex. app store, google play store etc)
5  onFallback: function(){}, // fallback handler
6  browserback: 'back', // handling on return browser
7  onBrowserback: function(){}, // browser back handler
8  query: { // query
9    a: aaa,
10    b: bbb
11  }
12});

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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